This is somewhere where I've wanted to try for awhile. I…read morebooked a table just to be safe as it ended up being smaller than expected. We were greeted warmly and shown to our reserved table which consisted of a squishy sofa with a low coffee table. We did ask if we could be seated elsewhere as it seemed impractical to eat food there . Graciously we were taken to the back with high tables much better! The food is fantastic if you love cheese (as the place name suggests) meat, and nibbles. There were a few starters or for £15 each you could choose a platter with x2 cheeses of your choice. We ordered ours separately as my fella isn't a stinky cheese fan haha While we waited (which was a while) I was served a tasty zombie cocktail and himself a tasty flat white. The platter looked great when it eventually landed. Homemade pork pie, scotch egg, chicken, beef, Italian meats, various fruit, olives, crackers and bread .oh and the cheese. It was all beautifully presented and tasted excellent . The malbec served was also gorgeous. Overall it was a nice experience, cosy, lovely staff and food with quirky mouse artwork. Only thing I would suggest is the type of seating as another couple walked in and asked the same thing aka to be moved from a non squishy sofa to eat and the service a little slow but will be back for sure

I have a serious love affair with cheese and can eat tons of it so this was right up my street. The…read morecafe basically serves coffees and all sorts of cheese platter combinations. I popped in here to catch up with an old school friend and we only wanted a light snack, so I got the 'nibble' cheese platter which was around £6.95 if I remember correctly and comes with a coffee or tea. The big platters are around £12 so I didn't expect to get much cheese- I had a choice of three from the deli counter. Went for a French Brie, creamy blue Brie and this incredible horseradish cheese, which is really tasty if you like horseradish. They brought loads- for just over £6 it was an amazing deal and plenty for one person. The platter came with a stack of crackers, chutney, grapes- it was a steal! My friend Holly had the coffee and cake option. It was insanely good value for money! The decor is a bit simple and basic but the staff are fantastic and the cheese top notch. I believe they have a BYOB system so you can bring your own wine to have with the cheese!!

A relatively new Starbucks store located in Ramsbottom, it opened in August 2019 as part of the…read moreEuroGarages "service station" on Stubbins Lane, yet still looks/feels new. It is one of my favourite drive-thru locations of Starbucks in the area in terms of beverage quality and location, Ramsbottom is a nice market town in the borough of Bury, leading up to this location, it has a nice country, old-fashioned feel to it, while the store its' self looks bright, bold and modern and it's a nice juxtaposition. With this being a franchise location, owned by Eurogarages, the prices are slightly higher than a regular store, but the prices weren't too extreme compared to other franchise locations of Starbucks, I think my drink was around 20p more than usual. The staff member working seemed friendly, I do think he struggled to hear me despite standing right there due to the drive-thru headset (even with no other cars in the drive-thru at the time), so it was frustrating having to ask things more than once. My Venti Iced Vanilla Latte was good, they served it with the new style cup and lid to eliminate the need for a paper straw (I hate paper straws, and much prefer plastic or sustainable bamboo!) I did find it strange how the barista was unable to pass my drinks to me directly, and instead tried to balance it on a tray, being in a car I found it difficult to grab the drinks and felt like this so-called COVID precaution did nothing but make it a little more strange and difficult to grab my drinks. On a further visit, I was pleased with my iced Double Chocolatey Macchiato, a new festive drink and my friend enjoyed her Honeycomb edition, the drinks were unstirred however, with most the syrup sunk at the bottom, after a careful shake in the car, this helped to fix it. 4* - Good Starbucks location in a good location, a large/cool seating area is available for when they are allowed to open.

Popular cafe and chocolate shop in Bury town centre with a loyal clientele. Friendly staff and good…read moreservice. Well worth a visit!

I can't speak too highly of this cafe. The quality of the food and drink is first class and the…read morestaff are helpful, polite and effecient. It's just changed it's name

This is a great Bistro whether you are dining for that special occasion; popping in for lunch…read morewhilst out shopping or using room they have available for a business networking event! The team @Ditto make the whole experience fantastic...the welcoming is spot on, the service is perfect and the food delicious!

This is the newest little bistro/restaurant in Bury town centre. Its something a little different…read moreas its casual dining in the daytime and then fine dining in the evening. The place is small intimate and relaxing with traditional style decor that makes you feel at home. We dined in the evening where you can have 2 courses for £9.95 from 5pm til 7.30pm Thurs to Saturday and then after this the menu offers a la carte with dishes that are too good to choose from. Ditto has advertised itself as "real food that tastes like what it should , that is fresh and locally sourced". It ceratinly is all of this! The steaks are melt in the mouth. It is privately owned and run by a couple and they both just seem to love what they do. The prices are not over the top and even though both the wine list and the menu are City centre standards it is surprisingly affordable. It really is something to be experienced!

Ran by veterans with great food, coffee, and service. They are there to make you happy.read more

Located in the heart of Norden Village, on the bustling Edenfield Road, this small café has a 'Last…read moreof the Summer Wine' kind of vibe to it, with a warm, friendly atmosphere and old-fashioned interior (but alas no Nora Batty). If you order a hot drink, it comes in a Grandma-esque tea cup and not a paper or polystyrene container. It's a mug-free zone so you probably won't see any burly lorry drivers in here. For a cuppa, a cake, a bacon sandwich or a Full English breakfast, this is a pleasant enough spot to stop in if you're nearby. Tip: parking availability in the village can be very hit and miss, especially on the weekends. You might have to find a space on one of the side streets.

This is a great little cafe. Near the post office and with plenty of parking in the vicinity, the…read morefood is fresh and varied. The cafe is spotlessly clean and the owners are friendly and helpful. The prices are fair and quality is consistently high. Highly recommended.